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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
7
Ottawa watchers expect reciprocity talk to influence Parliament as Canada and the United States square off over a tariff bill. Prime topics include Wheat and cattle concessions, Fielding’s stance, and President Harding’s hinted negotiations once the bill passes.
Lady Rhondda is awarded a seat in the House of Lords as the first woman to sit in the British upper chamber. The ruling cites removal of sex disability barriers and follows victory after the Crown raised no objection to the petition.
An advertisement claims women with weak hearts suffer fatigue and nervous strain from daily chores. It quotes testimonials from Mary and Viscount Lascelles and a Mrs Dezanson praising relief after using Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills, sold at six boxes per customer.
Woman from Melaval Saskatchewan shares a testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female troubles. Letter cites improved health over two years and urges others to try the remedy as a natural restorative used for nearly fifty years.
A party of Old Colony Mennonites from Plum Coulee Manitoba travels in a 23 car special train with two passenger cars carrying about 200 people as the vanguard of the exodus toward San Antonio Mexico. The transport includes household effects and aims to relocate a large group.
London reports no progress toward a solution to Britain's political crisis as Liberal Conservative and Labour parties clash over abandoning the coalition. Lloyd George faces party-finance constraints while factions press to return to the pre coalition system. In Pekin a French official joins unofficially, and propaganda circulates about an armed alliance with Japan. Sir Robert Horne says about 10 million pounds could be saved next year due to Washington conference decisions. In Idaho Maryland gold mine three workers, buried 1000 feet underground for 14 hours, are rescued uninjured.
A testimonial claims Dr Pierce's Anurie Tablets cured years of inflammatory rheumatism and rheumatic fever after six bottles. The letter asserts kidney flush benefits and urges readers to obtain trial packages from Dr Pierce's Laboratory in Bridgeburg Ontario for free confidential medical advice.
The article reports King George filing a suit in a British court seeking $1,078 for alleged coal reserve losses tied to a Canadian railroad shipment during wartime. It mentions Ottawa and mining figures, plus C. V. Corless noting Canada’s vast mineral potential and calls for government support of mining.
Manitoba legislator H.R. Richardson of Roblin urges jail sentences for all bootleggers as part of a proposed revolution to curb bootlegging and protect public health amid rising illicit trade. He warns the famine risk and escalating danger to residents.
A reader reports that a minor throat tickle progresses to a severe cough affecting the lungs. The ad promotes Catarrhozone as a preventive and curative tonic, claiming it relieves irritation, eases coughing, clears phlegm, and frees nasal crusts. Sold widely with a two month course priced at $1.00.
Victor 2 Can ada at present is 5 or a per cent greater than at the corresponding time last year. Bryce M. director layment service of toward told officials of the four western provinces of the employment service of Canada when the annual conference opened at the parliament buildings here. Prospects of improvement depend partly on employers and employees reaching agreements on wage scales to enable the making of contracts with some certainty as to future costs. Improvement in employment conditions in agricultural Canada will be brought about by restoration of the farmers' purchasing power through better prices for farm produce or cheaper commodities.
The ran t p sorgans team led by Bill Grayson won the The Pas dog derby in a record time. Grayson reports Theo Dupas drove the Dupas Bancrofl team to Ware House fifty miles away before Grayson continued solo. Time for Morgan’s team was 24 hours 51 minutes over 200 miles with Pranteau’s team finishing second in 25 hours 35 minutes.
Athens reports the Greek government formally released the steamship Espoir seized by a Greek torpedo boat destroyer off Asia Minor on February 12. France demanded release of vessel and cargo and warned of retaliation if denied. contraband cargo was refused.
February construction contracts reported by MacLean Building Reports totalled 27,011,200 dollars, up from 22,319,600 in January. The figures indicate a clear advance over the prior month, with February showing a stronger start to the year.
The German government protests an Allied request for a stew deith around the Bavarian Palatinate and a small gauge railway, arguing it violates the peace treaty and Rhineland agreement by not establishing additional drill places.
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